Goggles
Ski goggles protect your eyes from wind, snow and glare, and the lens decides how well you see. Lens tint and light transmission suit particular conditions: darker lenses for bright sun, lighter ones for flat light and snowfall. Interchangeable or photochromic lenses cover changing weather. Check the fit with your helmet so there is no gap at the forehead, and look for over-the-glasses models if you wear spectacles.
14 brands
From the shops
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Prices as listed by the shops on October 7, 2026, excluding delivery. The price on the shop's website applies.
Goggles
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Alpina
Germany · 1980
Partly made in EuropeAtomic
Austria · 1955
Partly made in EuropeDynafit
Germany · 1950
Partly made in EuropeGiro
United States · 1985
Julbo
France · 1888
Partly made in EuropeKask
Italy · 2004
Made in EuropeOakley
United States · 1975
Partly made in EuropePOC
Sweden · 2004
Rossignol
France · 1907
Partly made in EuropeSalomon
France · 1947
Partly made in EuropeScott Sports
Switzerland · 1958
Smith
United States · 1965
Sweet Protection
Norway · 2000
Partly made in EuropeUvex
Germany · 1926
Partly made in Europe

